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Nancy 06/27/14 |
In a couple of weeks, I am having an anniversary party. I will be serving pulled pork and burgers for approximately 70 adults and 30 (varied ages) children. This is a bring a dish to pass set up. How many pounds of bone-in pork butt roasts and burgers will I need? Also, the bbq sauce will be on the side - how much will I need of that? Finally, how many buns do you recommend I provide? Thanking you in advance! |
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ellen 06/28/14 |
Slider buns would be a good choice, at least for the pork, possible also for little burgers. 5 large buns per 4 or 10-12 slider buns per 4
pounds of bone-in pork butt roasts, about 25 pounds If this saves you time, trouble, or money, please make a donation, maybe a nickel or dime per guest, to support this site. Thanks. |
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Sandy 07/03/14 |
How much burger and how many hot dogs for 40 people |
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ellen 07/03/14 |
I do 1 burger plus 1 dog per person, and don't cook all the dogs until I see how they are going. Condiments on the sandwich page. |
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Jocelyn darce 07/06/14 |
I'm having a simple bbq for my daughter's engagement party. 45 people with chicken thighs and legs, tri-tip, Corn on the cob, salad, french bread, and watermelon wedges. Can you help me to figure how much boneless chicken thighs to get? Legs? And tri- tip? Thank you so much. |
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ellen 07/07/14 |
If you have tri-tip, most people will want that and many will have a piece of chicken, too. Allow 2 pounds raw tri-tip per 5 plus 1 piece chicken per person. (1 quarter per 2, cut apart after cooking). Not necessary to do boneless, unless the chicken recipe calls for it. Slider buns would be a good choice, at least for the pork, possible also for little burgers. 5 large buns per 4 or 10-12 slider buns per 4
pounds of bone-in pork butt roasts, about 25 pounds If this saves you time, trouble, or money, please make a donation, maybe a nickel or dime per guest, to support this site. Thanks. |